The Quarterly Review, Volume 236, Issue 468John Murray, 1921 - English literature |
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... Government 9. Eleonora Fonseca and the Neapolitan Revolution 270 • 286 • 307 330 339 of 1799 353 10. The Book of Revelation 373 • 11. The Truth about the Balkans 391 12. The Science of Public Administration 413 • 13. Co - operative ...
... Government 9. Eleonora Fonseca and the Neapolitan Revolution 270 • 286 • 307 330 339 of 1799 353 10. The Book of Revelation 373 • 11. The Truth about the Balkans 391 12. The Science of Public Administration 413 • 13. Co - operative ...
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... Government . No chain of events considered possible in , say , 1914 , could have brought Sir Joseph Cook , Sir Granville Ryrie , and Mr Millen into the same Cabinet as Messrs Pearce , Poynton , * and Wise , or under the leadership of Mr ...
... Government . No chain of events considered possible in , say , 1914 , could have brought Sir Joseph Cook , Sir Granville Ryrie , and Mr Millen into the same Cabinet as Messrs Pearce , Poynton , * and Wise , or under the leadership of Mr ...
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... government for Ireland , when presented in their old pre - war shapes . But in general there are at least three parties among the people of a British State . One section is terrified by the future ; another has been embittered by the ...
... government for Ireland , when presented in their old pre - war shapes . But in general there are at least three parties among the people of a British State . One section is terrified by the future ; another has been embittered by the ...
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... Government ' in which he as Prime Minister had only four colleagues of his own way of thinking , while Mr Cook had five . The Prime Minister's section , however , was united , while Mr Cook's included three former Deakinites , a ...
... Government ' in which he as Prime Minister had only four colleagues of his own way of thinking , while Mr Cook had five . The Prime Minister's section , however , was united , while Mr Cook's included three former Deakinites , a ...
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... government surreptitiously replaced by an adaptation of the Soviet system . As it is , power passed from the hands of those who were illegitimately grasping at it ; the Ministers they hoped to dominate preferred expulsion and sought new ...
... government surreptitiously replaced by an adaptation of the Soviet system . As it is , power passed from the hands of those who were illegitimately grasping at it ; the Ministers they hoped to dominate preferred expulsion and sought new ...
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